Fragging a scoly

bitterboy2 · Apr 22, 2009

just noticed the bleeding apple has a new mouth

iani · Apr 22, 2009

Other pieces are still going well. I need to get some shots of them tonight.

Nate82 · Apr 22, 2009

yea my scolly got attacked by my ric twice and they heal QUICK very hardy coral

bitterboy2 · Apr 22, 2009

I brought both pieces downstairs to my new display tank, got some better shots of how they are healing.

iani · Apr 22, 2009

some shots

bitterboy2 · Apr 22, 2009

LOL DSLR ftw! You'res look really good Ian, I'm thinking now that the scoly's have healed from the saw, they are going to be fine, just see how long it takes to turn into a donut again.

nayrgaijin · Jul 1, 2009

Whats the update on these guys ?!

ReefDreams · Jul 1, 2009

WOW nice scoly's. thanks for being the brave ones lol, i know i would have had the guts to try it. By the way can i get a frag lol

iani · Jul 1, 2009

Its going pretty well for me. The first fragged scoly is actually starting to round out its tissue.

nayrgaijin · Jul 1, 2009

Wow nice ! How long has it been since you fragged it ianiwane ?

iani · Jul 2, 2009

Well, when I first started the thread we just fragged them. So its been about 3 months now.

Nate82 · Jul 2, 2009

any updated pics?

marcus50 · Jul 4, 2009

How 'bout that watermelon chalice in the tank next to it?? Which kind is it?

nayrgaijin · Dec 11, 2009

Hey you have an update on these guys ?

inactive · Dec 11, 2009

We need new pics!

Neptune Aquatics · Dec 11, 2009

bitterboy2 said:
just noticed the bleeding apple has a new mouth

This is the reason why I don't want to sell you Scoly anymore, Craig! You crazy fool...:sad:

wicked demon · Dec 11, 2009

i want to know how long it takes for that to look good again.

stunreefer · Dec 11, 2009

Obviously the corals are in great health, just takes time for them to regain their original shape. IME we're talking at least few years for the skeleton to grow round again, but the flesh can and will "re-shape" as much as it can without the skeleton shaping it's growth. Also the larger the coral, the longer it will take... the skeleton's are intricate and do not grow as something like an Acro would.